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Primary light source in this photo would be a winter day sunlight.
Sunlight in a winter day would be more close to the earth surface so the light would be softer than in summer.
An overall cold tone and long shadows dropped on the ground indicates the time of being in the morning. |
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Amanda
The Sun is being the main light source for this photograph. The nice trace over the cat's silhouette indicates that the light is coming from the "east" and above. We can still see a lot of the details on left part of the cat's body, so there might be some fill light with a colder tone comparing to the sunlight or there might be a surface or object which is reflecting some lights from the sun. |
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| photo by Reurinkjan This is a photograph shot in Tibet. Tibet has a really high altitude so it is closer to the sun and thus has a harder lighting. As you can see on the ground, the sun forms a high contrast looking in the photo with a clear division of bright white light and shadow on the ground. I guess there is no other lighting in the room where the camera stands for the silhouette are really clear and dark. However, the fabric helps soften and spread the light a little bit and forms some sort of soft box. |
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